Decebalvus per scorilo revival


In fact kind of a subject resuscitation.From tens of years scholars and individuals advanced their hypothesys and opinions. Most of them related to Decebalus (rom. Decebal) ruller.                                        I attacked this inscription some years before:                                                                                     “NIASCHARIAN”, sau cum i-ti poti bate joc simultan si printr-un singur cuvant … https://tartariatablets.com/2019/01/29/niascharian-sau-cum-i-ti-poti-bate-joc-simultan-si-printr-un-singur-cuvant-de-istorie-si-poporul-roman/     https://tartariatablets.com/2019/01/  

After some years Florin Croitoru had come with close opinion talking of scorere<>flowing, in fact suggesting cheese draining.      

When discussion comes to serious things, inscriptions were made in an unusual way , namely were made by stamp imprinting. Even so it is possible that there were used even more than two stamps. The writing in one is mirror reversed.


   From Anton Kovacs article  https://infotimisoara.ro/revista-presei-26-07-2023/?fbclid=IwAR2O68OKMeN5nNGgCM_rzOnV1Dn0FJVBF0xMyLGsZIRJfa9Q02EhDeDkc6k  picture https://infotimisoara.ro/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/poza1-1-768×512.jpg

<<< “But my opinion is that we are dealing with two stamps, one made better, the one with “DECE” and the other, with “BALVS” made by someone else, a man who, just like we did when we were children, made stamps from eraser, I carved it and when I stamped I found that the writing came out backwards.
I don’t think there is any other logical explanation for that text being written in two ways.
And if we have two stamps it means we have two words. And if we look even more closely, we notice that between DECE and BALVS written backwards there is a larger space than between the other letters. And the second inscription, is written in reverse.>>>                                                                                            From https://groups.google.com/g/andradanoua/c/due8c7pa7WM#:~:text=%C5%9Etampilacu%20PERSCORILO, with%20%C5%9Ftampila%20DECEBALUS.                                                                                          “Stamp
with PERSCORILO is placed in reverse in relation to the stamp with DECEBALUS,
so it cannot be an expression “decebalus per scorilo”.
The fact that the writing is in relief and in the cartridge shows that they were used
stamps, so several such vessels were made with the stamp per
scorilo as well as with the DECEBALUS stamp”                                                                                           ————————                                                                                                                                            Now, the container is of KRATEROS type; the name comes from greek “mixing wine” and for this was used in all places icluding symposia=meetings or by etruscans for funerrary rituals.                                                 From Fonduri Patrimoniu https://www.fonduri-patrimoniu.ro › …PDF << când viaţa cotidiană antică devine patrimoniu unesco. Kraters were used possibly for storing but also for mixing liquids, just like wine>>                                                                                        This size “extra large” is very rare in the World. If we think of a big meeting for comemoration of a dead ruller as could be SCORILLO then the thext is fitting allmost perfectly. But what puzzled other scientists that there is not a proper way of honoring somebody using stamps and letters tens/hundreds times smaller than container, when they had at disposal square meters of working surface. So others sought (as me either) that roman stamps are involved (by no way made by dacians). Romans had a such a high degree of organising all practical aspects, eg constructions and transportation. But out of all, especially logistics high level was never riched by any country hundreds if not thousends of years after. My country Romania even nowday has not such a level of organised administration.                                                                          ————————- R EA D I N G / MEANING —————–

DECE: we have no Daci nor Deci so DECE:”ten”      decem(lat.):ten/zece                                                                                       ten (alb.): dhjetë                                                                              ————————-                                                                        BALV, BALVUS ?                                                                           BALVUS=BALUS could have folowing meanings:                                                                                           1.ball, bowl       ballus(lat.): ball/minge                                                                                                                                                       2. pack, bale,package, ballot, heap, batch                                           From https://la.wikisource.org/wiki/Glossarium_Gothicae_Linguae/Gothico-Latinum#:~:text=*%20BALVS * BALVS (vet. norv. böl, vet. sax. balu . . . , angl. sax. balew, bealw . . , vet. fr. balu . . . , bale . . . , bal . . . , vet. sup. germ. balo, angl, bale; Gr. II, 449;”                              Dictionary.university https://dictionary.university › balus Definition & Meaning Balus What does balus mean? Here you find 2 meanings of the word balus. You can also … balus. a bale. Source: latin-dictionary.org                                                                                          3. BALUS, form of latin BALUX term coming from Iberia meaning gold dust ,nugget https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/ballux   ballūx f (genitive ballūcis); third declension gold sandgold dust           —————                                                                                                                                                    From https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0059%3Aalphabetic%20letter%3DB%3Aentry%20group%3D3%3Aentry%3Dbalo&fbclid=IwAR1JHPj4Tm3Hzk_ibRbObb5bfoiRlDv1euOELZI1SpENGmV1hiy3fXzomTs     bālo (bēlo , Varr. R. R. 2, 1, 7), āvi, ātum, 1, v. n. root bal = bar; Sanscr. barh, barrire; Gr. βάρβαρος; cf. βληχήἔβραχε; but cf. also Paul. ex Fest. p. 30 Müll.,  I.to bleat,

                                                                                                                                                                   From https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B2%CE%B7%CE%BB%CF%8C%CF%82    βηλός

  ten foreheads (albanian):”  dhjetë ballë”                                          From https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/bolo?fbclid=IwAR0moDiwHrnwbb9ecVjHYZTs9PZZvw0jL2KQqnHlsf-uoTnJ34D-kvZLa3M                                                                            from Late Latin bōlus (“clod of earth, lump”), from Ancient Greek βῶλος (bôlos, “clod, lump”).                                                    ballus(lat.): ball/minge                                                                                                  ——————————– PER (latin): “through” e.g. per pedes        albanian për :”for”    per(it.):”FOR”                                                                                                                                                       ——————————————-                                                                                                          SCORI (latin) : flow,run, travel over                                                                                                                             From https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/scori?fbclid=IwAR0bGHuigfXKLVvHo2kjoXSUMEZZeXghFQuLJqWX_zUd5YZsrASBjvWy3xM  scori Friulian From Latin excurrere, present active infinitive of excurrō. Verb scori                                     (intransitive) to flowrun (transitive) to travel over                                                                                      albanian skorje:”slag”                                                                                                                                     italian scorilo:”skim it” ; italian scorrilo :”scroll it”                                                                                              SCORILO (lat) : “scum” ,garbage, residue, {slag?)                                                                                                         SCORI LO ! : scroll it , flow it, drain it !                                                                                                                   From TAG24 by Unicusano https://www.tag24.it › Articoli Taxi, revocato sciopero 20-21 luglio 19 iul. 2022 — Nei giorni scori lo sciopero dei conducenti dei taxi aveva già  “drained,passed/last days”                                                                                                         “In recent days the taxi drivers’ strike had already pushed the category to demonstrate”                             From https://www.verbix.com/webverbix/friulian/scori (to) flow,run,travel over : SCORI                      Subjunctive Present

jo oscori
tu tuscoris
lui al;jê escori

From https://context.reverso.net/translation/italian-english/scori italian scorare, scori:”discover” …this one not good at all !

From Full text of “Antichità di Leuca città già posta nel capo …

Internet Archivehttps://archive.org › stream  .. Scori lo iéa Santa Domenica = look at it in the holy Sunday                                   From https://claap.org/it/definizione/?diz=fur-it&leme=scori            scori v.

  1. v. scorreredefluire=flow, 
  2. v. percorrere=v. run across v.                                                                                                                   andare in caloreandare in estro=v. go into heat                                                                                     ————————————                                                                                                               I was on the verge of renouncing to all variants in favor of the one most used and accepted, because:                                                                                                                                                   – there are prezent on inscription out of 3 words, two king names                                                                 – For word scorilo existed or exist hfound not hard evidence and if was, not sure of its real meaning. Found scori but that final LO of Scorilo was a big truble for me
  3. But when put in Google suffix -Lo found https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/-lo                                         << Italian Suffix -lo:  
  4. (encliticAlternative form of lodare (“to give”) → darlo (“to give him”)vendere (“to sell”) → venderlo (“to sell him”)servire (“to serve”) → servirlo (“to serve him”)mangia (“eat!”) → mangialo (“eat him!”)
  5. Usage notes. Appended to present active infinitive verb forms to derive accusative forms when the object is third singular masculine person. Also appended to second singular person imperative forms. The final –e of the original infinitive is removed :
  6. -are → -arlo-ere → -erlo-ire → -irlo
  7. Where the verb ends in -rre, the final re is removed, leaving behind just an -r:introdurre (“to introduce”) → introdurlo (“to introduce him”)
  8. In any case, after the suffixation, there is only a single r and no vowels immediately before -lo.
  9. Latin Suffix -lō
  10. dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular of -lus >>
  11.                             Suffix -Lo is present in serbocratian ,italian and latin. (So could be explained is somehow prezent in north-eastern Italy Veneto area friulian dialect.)
  12. From https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/scorrere?fbclid=IwAR22g–ykaR8ofqFPztQiocHnVGl02Ga46Krkr26W5-v-fRbLWWu8rY0hAU
  13. scórrere (first-person singular present scórrofirst-person singular past historic scórsipast participle scórsoauxiliary (intransitiveèssere or (transitiveavére)
  14. (intransitive) to run, to flow, to stream, to glide, to slide [auxiliary esseresynonyms ▲Synonyms: fluirescivolare
  15. (intransitive) to pass, to fly, to roll by (of time) [auxiliary esseresynonym ▲Synonym: passare
  16. (transitive) to run through, to skim, to glance through, to flick through                                                                       indicative present 2-nd tu scorri ;imperative (tu) scorri !

Friulian-English https://glosbe.com/fur/en per scorrilo: “to pass through” / rom.”(pentru) a trece prin” ==================== Now things suddenly took an unexpected turn. So much as to clarify in a manner almost impossible to be contested: A. Whose purpose were the stamps intended for, B. how and why the Dacians used stamps with Latin writing, and C. the meaning of the text. A- These stamps were used by the romans in the field of transport and logistics. B. The Dacians used them because the texts had a different meaning in their language, a profound one related to dacian kings/rullers. Was perfect suitable when gathered at one banquet (gr. symposio) on occasion of honoring/aniversary/funerary ritual for SCORILO, when the crater was full of drink It seems that we had and encounter here, no literary latin but late vulgar latin, close to italian and romanian. C.1. The meaning for the Romans: dece(m) balus:ten/dacian bale, batch, installmentper scorilo: “for flow,run (lat.curre it.scori), flowing-residue,drain,,crossing” C.2. The meaning of Dacians: Decebalvs: “Decebalper scorilo: “for draining, creaming, Scorilo” DECE-BALUS PER SCORI-LO TEN-BALES FOR TRAVEL OVER ………………………SCROLL THROUGH …………………………RUN ACROSS Dacian: …………………. .DRAINING, CREAMING, SCORILO Decebal for Passed, Last, SCORILO Rom.: 1o boluri PARCURSUL …………………….PENTRU SCURSUL=SCORILO Do not ask me who made who took from where the stamps, which day who werethere and so on. I am telling you only what is written there and the meaning. ============================== These explanations are scattered, so I conclude: – the text (late Latin) on the stamps has to do with flowing and running. Because these are the main meanings of the verb involved here, scorere. It refers to movement or something that flows, not necessarily liquid. And we will have either course or draining, but also exactly the name Scorilo.

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